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China Billiard World Championship pool prize money

The China Billiard World Championship has paid £201,517 across 1 tournament in 2015. That year Darren Appleton took £72,593.

PAID IN TOTAL£202k
EDITIONS1
2015 TOP PRIZE£73k
PLAYERS PAID32
RANK46 of 310

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the tournament paid in all

Every edition of the China Billiard World Championship with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
YEAR WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2015 Darren Appleton £72,593£73k £201,517£202k

The Men's China Billiard World Championship 2015 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Men's China Billiard World Championship 2015.
PLACE PLAYERS EACH BAND TOTAL
1st 1 £72,593£73k £72,593£73k
2nd 1 £36,296£36k £36,296£36k
3rd 1 £18,148£18k £18,148£18k
4th 1 £9,437£9k £9,437£9k
T5 4 £5,807£6k £23,230£23k
T9 8 £2,904£3k £23,230£23k
T17 16 £1,161£1k £18,584£19k

Who has earned the most at the China Billiard World Championship

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The players who have won the most prize money at the China Billiard World Championship.
# PLAYER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Darren Appleton Great Britain 1 £72,593£73k
2 Mark Selby Great Britain 0 £36,296£36k
3 Haitao Liu China 0 £18,148£18k
4 Bing Jie Chu China 0 £9,437£9k
5 Chi Ang Liu China 0 £5,807£6k
6 Hu Qing Chen China 0 £5,807£6k
7 Neil Robertson Australia 0 £5,807£6k
8 Zhen Yu Wu China 0 £5,807£6k
9 Can Wang China 0 £2,904£3k
10 Chris Melling Great Britain 0 £2,904£3k
11 Daryl Peach Great Britain 0 £2,904£3k
12 Fan Yang China 0 £2,904£3k
13 Haitao Yu China 0 £2,904£3k
14 Waleed Majid Qatar 0 £2,904£3k
15 Yong Dai China 0 £2,904£3k
16 Yu-Bo Zheng China 0 £2,904£3k
17 Albin Ouschan Austria 0 £1,161£1k
18 Chao Liu China 0 £1,161£1k
19 Graeme Dott Scotland 0 £1,161£1k
20 Guang Hao Zheng China 0 £1,161£1k
21 Han-Qing Shi China 0 £1,161£1k
22 Jin Long China 0 £1,161£1k
23 Jin-Hu Dang China 0 £1,161£1k
24 Joe Perry Great Britain 0 £1,161£1k
25 Kun Peng Zhang China 0 £1,161£1k

Other pool tournaments

The tournaments either side of the China Billiard World Championship by prize money paid

Pool tournaments ranked around the China Billiard World Championship.
# TOURNAMENT EDITIONS PAID
34 Italian Open 8 £260,454£260k
35 US Open 8-Ball Championship 11 £259,630£260k
36 Alfa Las Vegas Open 3 £257,718£258k
37 Texas Open 9 £251,222£251k
38 Spanish Open 4 £249,258£249k
39 Oneida World Women's 8-Ball Championship 2 £234,222£234k
40 Sanlig China Billiard World Championship 1 £211,752£212k
41 Buffalo's Pro Classic 4 £210,889£211k
42 Buffalo's Pro Classic One Pocket 5 £208,889£209k
43 Women's US Open 9-Ball Championship 4 £207,111£207k
44 World Series of Pool 3 £204,889£205k
45 WPBA Aramith / Dr Pool Classic 5 £203,630£204k
46 China Billiard World Championship 1 £201,517£202k
47 World Straight Pool Championship 5 £197,926£198k
48 9-Ball Qatar Open 1 £197,407£197k
49 WPBA Iron City Invitational 6 £193,185£193k
50 Kuwait 9-Ball Open 1 £188,148£188k
51 American Straight Pool Championship 6 £187,481£187k
52 Maldives Open 2 £185,926£186k
53 CBSA Chinese Pool World Championship 1 £181,742£182k
54 WPBA Predator 4 £181,630£182k
55 WPBL Season Playoffs 1 £177,778£178k
56 Germany Open 4 £169,574£170k
57 Medalla Light Puerto Rico Open 2 £166,673£167k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Men's China Billiard World Championship 2015?

Darren Appleton took £72,593. The whole tournament paid £201,517 across 32 players.

How much prize money has the China Billiard World Championship paid?

£201,517 across 1 edition in 2015. The richest was the Men's China Billiard World Championship 2015, at £201,517.

Who has won the most money at the China Billiard World Championship?

Darren Appleton, with £72,593 and 1 win. Mark Selby is next on £36,296.

Where does the China Billiard World Championship rank for prize money?

46th of the 310 pool tournaments we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every pool tournament and player is ranked on pool prize money. The latest edition is the Men's China Billiard World Championship 2015. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's pool prize money. How much of the pot a pool winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.